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Big ones were biting on the Vagabond May 23rd. Here’s three happy anglers with their trophy class Bluefin Tuna. The Vagabond offers trips from 3 to 10 days in length. Check out www.vagabondsportfishing.com for more information on the boat.

Finished off with some delicious reds for everyone. Could see a little bit of yellowtail boiling around, but couldn't get one to bite. Thank you to all of the passengers who made this trip so special

    We have had some good shallow water action on our 3/4 day trips   We have another one tomorrow with plenty of room book your tickets hmlanding.com/malihini   Todays trip we fished rockfish in the morning and bass and barracuda in the afternoon   We have

What a way to end off an already fantastic trip. Today we focused on bites and variety more than anything. Knowing that we already had plenty of tuna fish we focused primarily on being home some taco meat and different

With some incredible night time Bluefin fishing happening in our zone we will definitely be trying to capitalize on our multi-day trips out of @cisportfishing. Please bring some kind of heavy night time outfit (80# to 130#) and some assorted jigs

BANG! Got on the big ones last night and boy were they hungry. 86 bluefin so far. 40 @100-160# and the rest are 30-80#. What a night!

There's Bluefin, Yellowfin and Dorado being caught within 1 day range. A majority of the fish are being caught on 25-30# flyline setups with some flourocarbon and smaller #4 to 1/0 sized hooks. We are also starting to see and

Daily Double returned from their AM 1/2 day with 43 Calico Bass, 12 Rockfish, 1 Barred Sand Bass, 1 Sculpin, and 1 Sheephead for their 17 anglers. Mission Belle came back from the Coronado Islands with 23 Yellowtail and 4 Calico

Sunday Updates The San Diego on their full day to the Coronado Islands had a solid day returning with 95 yellowtail for their 36 anglers. It is recommended to bring a flyline outfit along with a surface iron or yo yo

Fishing enthusiasts across the region are gearing up for one of California’s most anticipated outdoor traditions of the year, the opening of the 2026 statewide general trout season. This year’s opener falls on Saturday, April 25, marking the last Saturday

Stocking: Catfish Opener is Memorial Day weekend where 1,500 pounds of catfish from Alpine Fishery will be stocked. We’ll stock a total of 8,500 pounds of catfish through October. With catfish season comes night fishing every Friday and Saturday night. The

FISH REPORT Park hours: 6:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. (Open seven days a week) Dock closes: 7:00 p.m. Last Plant: 2,000lbs of Rainbow Trout the week of Apr. 5th – Apr. 11th Next Plant: 750lbs of Channel Catfish the week of May 10 –